Sentence examples for be replicated in laboratory from inspiring English sources
Because it is sensitively influenced by many parameters, this peculiar phenomenon is difficult to be replicated in laboratory conditions; its mechanism has not been well explained yet.
Many of the adverse outcomes seen in wildlife populations have been replicated in laboratory experiments, confirming the role of EDCs in their occurrence.
Second, data collection via the Internet can lack experimental control; therefore we should be cautious until the results from the second study are replicated in laboratory settings.
These are matters of history on an immensely long timescale, and those histories can never be replicated in the laboratory.
How those atoms are arranged remains unclear, since the conditions of extreme pressure and temperature at the core cannot easily be replicated in the laboratory.
We know from established experiments in neurobiology that many experiences described by the faithful, including visions of god, can be replicated in the laboratory with relatively simple manipulation of brain function.
This pattern can be replicated in the laboratory using artificial selection on cold shocked pupae, at temperature extremes typical of recently colonized environments.
Wright and Dobzhansky (1946) used population cages of gene arrangement polymorphisms in Drosophila pseudoobscura to provide experimental evidence that selective effects could be replicated in the laboratory and that one could estimate the fitness differences among karyotypic genotypes.
Our report presents a protocol that can easily be replicated in independent laboratories to assess potential direct influences of energy medicine modalities.
Cell culture experiments have the advantage of using an inexpensive and convenient biological model that can be replicated in multiple laboratories, but an in vitro assay lacks the neurological signals and interactions between many different cell types that are important in a whole animal.
However, some science ideas cannot be replicated in a school laboratory or through field-based learning experiences, so using video clips along with practical work to deliver the curriculum can enable access to science ideas that may not be illustrated through other pedagogical approaches.
